Person Detail: Charles Dudley Warner

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General Information:
Full Name: Charles Dudley Warner
Biography: (1829-1900) Editor, novelist. Charles Dudley Warner graduated from Cazenovia Seminary in 1845 and enrolled at Hamilton College in 1848. After practicing law in Chicago, he edited the "Hartford Courant." He also edited the "American Men of Letters" series, for which he wrote a life of Washington Irving, and also the "Library of the Worlds Best Literature." He co-wrote "The Gilded Age" (1873) with Mark Twain.
Author's Timeline:
1829		(Unknown) County Charles Dudley Warner was born in Plainfield, Massachusetts, in 1829.
1845		Madison County Warner graduated from Cazenovia Seminary in Cazenovia, New York.
1851		Oneida County Warner graduated from Hamilton College in Clinton, New York in 1851.
1871		(Unknown) County My Summer in a Garden Collection of essays.
1873		(Unknown) County The Gilded Age Novel co-written with Mark Twain.
1873		(Unknown) County Backlog Studies Collection of essays.
1874		(Unknown) County Baddeck Collection of essays.
1878		(Unknown) County Being A Boy Collection of essays.
1881		(Unknown) County Life of Washington Irving Biography included in the “American Men of Letters” series which Warner edited.
1889		(Unknown) County A Little Journey in the World Novel.
1894		(Unknown) County The Golden House Novel.
1896		(Unknown) County Library of the Worlds Best Literature Edited by Warner.
1899		(Unknown) County That Fortune Novel.
1900		(Unknown) County Charles Dudley Warner died in Hartford, Connecticut, in 1900.